Chapter 12: The Jackson Era (section 1)

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Zamperini (4th period)

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William H. Crawford

He’s a party favorite and a senator from Georgia

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Andrew Jackson

West- Tennessee hero of War of 1812. He was raised in poverty

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Henry Clay

Speaker of the House from Kentucky

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John Quincy Adams

Son of John Adams. Popular with Northeastern merchants

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Jackson revcieved a…

plurality, (which is the most, but not the majority.)

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Constitution requires the House of Representatives to…

choose among the top 3

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Corrupt Bargain

Henry Clay used his influence to get John Quincy Adams elected, Jackson was upset

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Adams wanted to..

improve roads,waterways, create a national university, and support scientific research

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Election of 1828 was…

Very intense election, mudslinging (False accusations to ruin a reputation) was common

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Jackson supporters called themselves…

Democrats

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Democrats…

favored states’ rights and distrusted central authority

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National republicans…

Wanted a strong central Government, a national bank and to build roads

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John C. Calhoun

Adams VP who switched his support to Jackson who won the south and west in the election of 1828

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Jackson portrayed himself as..

self-made man, war hero, patriot

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Jackson expanded voting rights, this caused..

All white males could vote by 1828

No need for land or tax requirements

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People chose..

The electors to the electoral college

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Alarmed rise on…

Bureaucrats

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bureaucrats are..

Unelected officials that carry out laws

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Spoils system

Jackson replaced many of the bureaucrats with his supporters

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Tariff

Tax on imported goods

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High tariff on European goods

made northern manufacturers happy

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Encouraged buying…

American goods

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Southerners disliked the tariffs

afraid to would hurt their business of selling cotton to Europe, would have to pay more for imported products

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Calhoun thought that..

states could nullify federal laws they felt were not in the state’s benefits. -Jackson disagreed

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1832 South Carolina

passes the nullification act and threatens to secede from the Union

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Congress Passed…

The Force Bill

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Force Bill allowed

Jackson to use military force to enforce the law

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South carolina accpected…

The lower tarrif but nullified the Force Bill